Appesat Review : Appesat pills Swell in stomach and your Wallet Shrinks!

Appesat Diet Pills

Appesat is a new appetite suppressing diet pill from Goldshield Limited, an UK based company, who also sell Lipobind fat binders.

Appesat is made from plant extract from Laminaria Digitata, a strain of seaweed harvested commercially on the French Atlantic coast. Appesat contains Bioginate Complex, a patented fibre complex extracted from the seaweed Laminaria digitata

How does Appesat work? – Not very clear!

As per Daily Mail -6th Jan 2009, “Taken with water, the fibrous seaweed extract in Appesat swells to several times its normal size inside the stomach.” This makes users to feel full and to eat less than normal food. (The article published on Daily Mail looks like an advertisement from Appesat)

But Appesat’s official website says something else. Let me directly copy what is written in their website.

“Taken before food, Appesat works by stimulating hunger ‘sensors’ in the stomach wall, which then send a signal to the brain informing it that the stomach is full. Because Appesat is active in your stomach before, during and after you eat it significantly increases the number of ‘stomach full’ messages your brain receives – allowing you to feel full for much longer.

Appisat sellers do not state clearly how the pills work and aid weight loss. The clinical study report which can be downloaded from their official website talks about a clinical research conducted in 2002 where participants were given CM3 capsules (different pills made from seaweeds) before meals.
This does not state anything about Appesat and its effectiveness.

Appesat Prices: Can empty your pockets very fast!

One box of Appesat (50 pills) costs $60 (30 pounds in UK). Suggested usage for first month is 9 pills per day while in the second month it is 8 pills per day and in third month it is 7 pills per day.

One box will last for only a week! You need 4 boxes of Appesat pills in the first month

So Apesat costs you $240 per month!

Appesat Side Effects:

As Appesat is new diet pill, side effects are not known. But the pills which suppress appetite by swelling and filling stomach can upset stomach.

Recommendation:

We do not recommend Appesat pills for many reasons – Appesat recently entered the market, not clinically proven, no user feedback is available, side effects not known and most importantly they are very costly ($240 per month!)

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